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OnePump launches on Canton with 52 markets listed on its launchpad
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OnePump launches on Canton with 52 markets listed on its launchpad

OneSwap’s memecoin launchpad offers token creation, early trading and graduation into liquidity pools. Its public dashboard displayed 52 markets and one graduate on November 14.

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OnePump’s memecoin launchpad on Canton. Source.

OnePump has launched its memecoin platform on Canton, giving individuals and communities a place to create tokens and trade them through OneSwap. The launch moves the project beyond its waitlist and collectible Citizen Cards into a working token market.

OneSwap confirmed the launch, describing it as the next step after building its decentralized exchange. The public launchpad now lists markets at different stages, from newly created tokens to graduates trading through OneSwap.

At a glance

  • What it offers: token creation and early trading on a bonding curve, followed by a OneSwap liquidity pool after graduation.
  • Launchpad activity: the public dashboard displayed 52 markets and one graduated listing when checked on November 14.
  • Where to find it: the OnePump app has sections for new tokens, tokens nearing graduation and graduates.

How a token moves through OnePump

A memecoin usually centres on a shared community identity, character or joke. A launchpad provides the tools for creating it and opening a market, without each creator needing to build a trading platform.

  1. Launch: a creator introduces a token on the platform.
  2. Trade on the curve: a pricing formula adjusts as people buy and sell with Canton Coin. Buyers do not need to wait for a matching sell order.
  3. Graduate: when the token reaches the required reserve, trading moves into a OneSwap liquidity pool.

A bonding curve is that initial pricing formula. A liquidity pool holds assets against which people can swap.

OnePump dashboard snapshot on November 14: 52 markets shown and one graduated listing.

OnePump’s public dashboard on November 14. Source.

Launchpad activity so far

On November 14, OnePump’s public Trenches dashboard displayed 52 markets. Its Graduated tab contained one listing. The dashboard groups markets into New, Stretch and Graduated, letting readers see which are still in their initial trading phase and which have moved into a liquidity pool.

OnePump announced JOSE as its first graduate, with 250,000 CC bonded. That milestone marked the move from initial curve trading into a OneSwap liquidity pool.

These are counts from the dashboard at the time of the check. They do not measure trading volume, unique users or liquidity. The public view reviewed did not provide a combined launchpad trading-volume figure.

How creators earn

OnePump’s launch thread lists a creator share of 0.5% of trades on the bonding curve and 0.2% after graduation, paid in CC and claimable from 1 CC. These are the stated creator shares, not a complete schedule of trading and network costs.

From Citizen Cards to trading

OnePump previously used Citizen Cards, daily activities and referrals to build a community before launch. In a November 13 update, it said the first Diamonds season had ended and the next would count trading, token launches and referrals. The post does not establish a cash value or guaranteed payout for those points.

The launch follows Supanova’s arrival earlier in November. Canton now has another route for people to try wallets, swaps and token creation. Whether that produces lasting users and liquidity will depend on activity after the initial launches.

A short note on risk

Memecoin prices can move sharply and tokens can lose their value. A launchpad’s trading rules do not establish the credibility of an individual creator, and a displayed price does not guarantee that a large sale can be made at that price.

Official links

Primary sources: launch announcement, creator-fee terms and OnePump’s public dashboard.

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